Pippo_73 wrote:
Why is it that 90% of the times that my king is the only piece on board during a bullet match, the game ends up on a draw when the opponent runs out of time??
I'm sweating running my king around in intense bullet games but the game is still draw when I should clearly be winning the game. After all, it's about time trial isn't it??
Also, that doesn't ever happen in my favour, let's say if opponent has only 1 king and I run out of time then I rarely ever get the draw, this is stupidly unfair.
I guess it's not all about a time trial. Maybe you need to try to preserve your pieces and try to mate your opponent too.
If you run out of time and your opponent only has a king, you will get a draw. However, if he has even one pawn left, no draw.
Why is it that 90% of the times that my king is the only piece on board during a bullet match, the game ends up on a draw when the opponent runs out of time??
I'm sweating running my king around in intense bullet games but the game is still draw when I should clearly be winning the game. After all, it's about time trial isn't it??
Also, that doesn't ever happen in my favour, let's say if opponent has only 1 king and I run out of time then I rarely ever get the draw, this is stupidly unfair.